Immunotherapy for Glioblastoma Well Tolerated; Survival Gains Observed
Small, phase one trial of a dendritic cell vaccine supports further study in larger trials
Joseph G. Rogers, MD, Named Interim Chair of Department of Medicine
Joseph G. Rogers, MD, will serve as interim chair of the Department of Medicine, effective July 1, 2017. Dr.
Standing-room crowd turns out for Lasker Lecture
A standing-room only crowd turned out for the April 12 Lasker Lecture in the Trent Seman
Duke MD Student Honored for Excellence in Mentoring Bass Connections Team Members
Tony Fuller, a fourth-year medical student who received his Master of Science in Global Health from Duke in 2015, has received the
Call for Applications – Faculty Flex Voucher Program
Junior faculty members are often faced with the critical challenge of jump-starting their careers at the same time that family/childcare obligations are least flexible.
New Insight Illuminates How Cells Respond to Stress
Finding could lead to new approaches to fight cancer and slow the effects of aging
Greater Exposure to Flame Retardants Might Be Associated with Thyroid Cancer
Use of flame retardant chemicals coincides with increased incidence of thyroid cancer
Transgender College Freshmen Drink More, Experience More Blackouts
Survey: transgender students had more physical, social, academic problems due to alcohol
Duke Medical Students Celebrate Match Day 2017!
Each year, fourth-year medical students across the country view the third week of March as the start of their future.
Reducing Radiation Could Safely Cut Breast Cancer Treatment Costs
A shorter regimen is scientifically sound, but most women still get the longer therapy